Total price: $95.96
We combined ease of use, very good reception and sharp, well defined audio together in this little jewel of a radio. You can listen on the built-in speaker or the included high quality original CC Buds Earphones tuned for superior voice clarity and music. It has five, one touch memory car type buttons for each band and stands upright when needed. Rubber coated sides help with grip. Lock switch to prevent accidental on/off or station change.
A much appreciated comment from a customer said it better than we could:
I am proud to own it (the CC Pocket Radio) partly because of the pride you must have in designing with such care.
Thank you from the C. Crane crew!
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Review of the C.Crane CC Pocket Radio by Jay Allen of RADIOJAYALLEN.COM
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CC Pocket Radio Manual | 4.4 MB |
The 5 memory buttons provide 5 memories per band for quick use. As an advanced function you can access additional memory pages for AM and FM. To access memory pages 2-5 when in AM or FM mode, press and hold the Band button for 5 seconds. On the screen the word PAGE will blink (10 seconds until timeout). During this time, press the page number of memories you want using the 1-5 buttons on the front. For example if you wanted page 2 of the memories, press the band button for 5 seconds, then press button #2. Please note: This function does not work in WX mode.
The CC Pocket will retain its memory settings for approximately 15 minutes without batteries.
Quickly press memory buttons #1 and #3 at the same time while listening to your desired AM station. Press again to return to normal (wide) filtering. Note: This setting is helpful to eliminate unwanted noise or adjacent overlapping stations. Narrow AM (2.5 KHz) may work best for voice. The normal setting (4 KHz) is best for music.
The built-in FM antenna is good but it can be improved by connecting an FM antenna wire or headphones/earbuds.
If you are scanning the band for a strong station and it never stops it may be set to 9KHz. Check to make sure you are set to 10KHz tuning; if you are in 9KHz mode it can greatly affect the reception, not just the tuning. Turn the radio off, Press and hold down memory button #5. If 10 pops up on the display then it was set at 9KHz which would cause of the diminished reception. If 9 pops up than it was already set on 10KHz and it would then need to be changed back to 10.
With the power OFF, press and hold the memory buttons #1 and #5 for five seconds. You will hear a tone to signify it has been done.
This is normal. What you are hearing is the audio amplifier circuit for the headphone jack.
Please make sure you are using (2) AA batteries. Using AAA batteries will not keep a stable connection to the battery contacts because they are too small.
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| Input Power: | 2x AA battery (not included). Do not use Lithium Batteries. |
| Power Consumption: | 30 -100 mA DC (depending on headphone or speaker usage) |
| Speaker: | 1.2", 16Ω, 0.5W |
| Frequency Coverage: | AM 520- 1710 kHz (10KHz Steps) AM 522- 1629 kHz (9KHz Steps) FM 87.5- 108.0 MHz FM 76.0- 108.0 MHz (AM 9KHz Steps mode) WX: 1-7 CH |
| Weather Band: | Channel 1: 162.400 MHz Channel 2: 162.425 MHz Channel 3: 162.450 MHz Channel 4: 162.475 MHz Channel 5: 162.500 MHz Channel 6: 162.525 MHz Channel 7: 162.550 MHz |
| AM Tuning: | 10 kHz, 9 kHz or 1 KHz steps |
| FM Tuning: | 100 kHz steps |
| AM Antenna: | Internal Ferrite Bar - 5mm High x 13mm x 49mm (1.9") long |
| FM/WX Antenna: | Built-in antenna or Headphones |
| FM Stereo/Mono Switch: | Yes |
| Earphone Jack: | 1/8" (3.5mm) Stereo |
| Presets: | 55 (25 AM + 25 FM + 5 WX) |
| Lock Switch: | Yes |
| Sleep Timer: | 15-120 minutes |
| Clock: | 12-hour system |
| Dimensions: | 2.5" W x 4.2" H x 1" D |
| Weight: | 3.8 ozs (without batteries) |
| Warranty: | 1-Year Limited Warranty |
| Included Accessories: | CC Buds Belt Clip Manual |
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Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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